Cognitive Electronic Warfare: Using AI to Solve EW Problems

Date Presented: 03/23/2023
Speaker: Karen Haigh, PhD consultant in Cognitive EW and embedded AI
Abstract:
This presentation will highlight how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in electronic warfare (EW). AI enables EW systems to respond more quickly and effectively to battlefield conditions with complex and novel emitters. The presentation will touch on AI techniques for electronic support (ES), electronic protect (EP), electronic attack (EA), and electronic battle management (EBM). It will describe how to handle real-time in-mission learning, motivate why this capability is crucial, and present ideas on how to evaluate a system that learns during a mission. The presentation is based on the book “Cognitive Electronic Warfare: An Artificial Intelligence Approach.” us.artechhouse.com/Cognitive-...
Speaker's Bio:
Dr. Karen Haigh is an expert and consultant in Cognitive EW and embedded AI. Her focus is on physical systems with limited communications and limited computation resources that must perform under fast hard-real-time requirements. She received her PhD in from Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science with a focus on AI and Robotics. She is a Fellow of the AsiaPacific AI Association (AAIA), a Fellow of the IEEE, and a Distinguished Lecturer for IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems. sites.google.com/site/kzhaigh

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Hello, do you have the presentation slides available?

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